Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-17
WILL RESIST TO THE RITTER END.
No Prospect Of a COmprOn,isc i'm the
Great Labor Battle i'm Chicago.

Great Labor Battle i'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE conditions OF the lockout
are unchanged. Both sides remain firm. The
bricIlayers declare themselves as ready to work
for any employer who agrees to pay on Saturday.
They admit that the demand which at arst caused
~ ofe Is not now the question at issue Many
c1ned TO recede from their late demand and 90 to
wofk put Tor the fact OF their having learned chat
tne maSter builders Will insist on looping of MANY
OF the cherished privileges OF the union. This at
tempt to curtail the sway OF the union its MEM
6ers declare they are prepared to resist to the
last extremity. The master carpenters. the lime
dealers, the master painters the stone quarry men
and In fact all contractors have come to the con,
cluSion that now II is
THEIR TURN TO MAKE DEMANDS ON THEIR MEN.
This will formally be done at the meeting of the
representatives OF the various traders at the
o9iiders pun exchange tomorrow. Three delegates
VIII oe present from each trade, and CODE OF laws
for the government Of employer and employe will
then De perfected. A master mason, who has
taken an active part in the recent proceedings of
his association, said that the code among other
things would insist on the right OF the master
masons TO engage an the apprentices they can
work; that the walking delegate must be
abolished, and that the foreman must not belong
10 unions. All workmen who apply for employ
ment, and who profess their willingness to sub
NIT to the terms OF the code Will then be put 10
work.
THE EMPLOYERS NOT FIGHTING UNIONS.
The employers repudiate the accusation that
they are engaged In crusade against unions. ON
OF well conducted unions They freely admit the
wisdom Of men combining for their protection and
advancement, but they claim the union, by its ar
bitrary demands and absurd proceedings has be-
come intOlerable, and as the reformation which IL
needs TO make 1t beneficial to its members cannot
be effected from within, they propose to accom-
pliSh IL.
The bricklayers act as If the present situation
to them is quite agreeable, and that they are salts
fed with the prospect for the future. They saw
that word has been received from the executive
Officers OF the internatial organization announcing
NM M re Cvv1nr n.,ll
to take the places of the men locked out
large number OF men left the city yesterday
heS Wieysa Menk K 70 sare IL 70 Omaha Neb and
them. general lock out OF the carpenters viii be
inaugurated by the master carpenters asssocta-
tiOn tomorrow night. The master carpenters
have determined to support the masOns.
Burglar Garry Off 5000 i'm Silver.
ware.
WOODBURY., L. l., May ia daring burglary
was committed early this morning at the Cedar
hui hurst residence OF John A. Cheever, president OF
the ROckaway SteeplechaSe Association. Silver
ware valued at over $1,000 was taken.
A Drunken Mans Horrible Death.
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Jno. Hample retired at IL
O'Clock last night Sickened with beer. An hour
later he arose and staggered through the window
and fell from the third nOOr TO the sidewalk where
he was picked up half an hour later, I'm a nude
condition, with his skull crushed and life extinct.
Dean Carmichael's Queer observations.
HE HAS MADE THE DISCOVERY THAT MR.. oBRIEN's
MISSION Is FLAT FAILURE.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Very Rev. Dean Car.
who is at present Visiting in this city was asked
by reporter how Editor O'Brien's nilsson TO Can
ada was looked on In Montreal He said: 81 know
very little about the real feeling there, but from
observation should Judge that the mission had
fallen fat. The respectable Irish Catholics were
evidently far from enthusiastic over the AFFAIR.
and / think ] am right in saying that Father
ODowd, the leading Irish Catholic clergyman,
was utterly opposed to Mr.. O'Brien's visit under
nj or T.
held in the old Zion church. which only holds zoo
or SO0 and was told by one who was there that
The I % reasos @ for n the T lack HA1 Of na Interest @
simple to me, but, Of course, ] cannot
most loyal people. No doubt they would be Glad
to see Ireland obtain home rule In the way Isaac
pey 91at Canada sns
1rtsh-Canadians know the advantages OF their
own system and would doubtless be disciples OF
Butts method for Ireland. But the present ag1-
tatton carried on in the name OF home rule, GER
tanly does not receive the cordial support OF the
how favorable the Irish prOtestants in Canada
might be to this limited home rule they do not
wish to call themselves home-rulers since the
under the present conditions means TO be an out
and out sympathizer with the methods and agfta-
ton OF the present Irish leaders, and these they
naturally repudiate."
Robber Haight May be Released.
THE COURT WHICH SENJkNCED HIN SAID
HAD NO JURISDICTION.
ST. LOUIS, May ia special from Jefferson
City, NO.. says: 1t Is learned that an effort win be
made soon 70 have VIM. Haight, one OF the Frisco
express robbers released IRON prison. on the
ground that the court from which he was sem
tenced had no jurisdiction. Haight has written to
Thos. Harvey, OF st. Louis, to take the case It
seems that the main objection in the way OF the
release is the fact that he entered plea OF guilty
for following out the ruling OF the ST. Louis court
in the FOthenngham case, there can be no oues-
tion as to an absence OF Jurisdiction.
The New NumctO % Franco.
ROME. May 17.-Mngr. R0telll the newly-ap-
pointed nuncto 70 France has received private ia.
structt0l from the pope relative to the course he
IL TO pursue In his Efforts 70 bring about com.
plete removal OF the differences between the vafi-
can and France and win start Immediately for
Paris. He win bear . letter from the pope TO
President 0reyy.
The Anahof - ssMy Counsry, ,Tis q
Thee,0
HI ID xNzxk1AMD By TIE LADIES or THR GRAND
ARMY N CHICAGO.
CHICAGO May I7.-Nfty years ago the Rev. g +:
Thee." Last night this gentleman, seventy mine
years OF age but st1n remarkably hearty, was en-
terta1ned BY the ladies OF the Grand Army Of the